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Originally Posted by khalleron
You mean, 'get behind me bearer of different agendas than mine.'
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Um, no actually.... But if you haven't noticed, I decided a few minutes after writing that, that it was maybe a little too harsh, so I deleted it.
I am not so sure I can be accused of having agendas when I specifically say things like:
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Originally Posted by eschwartz
Perhaps you should consider that nothing is ever absolutely perfect and it all depends on what people value. Amazon Kindles provide a number of services and features Sony does not (and I assume vice versa). As I am sure Kobo and other devices as well, although I cannot speak from personal experience.
In this case, a frontlight.
Your absolutism is not, IMNSHO, very good advice.
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I feel I did a pretty good job of ameliorating my natural bias toward the Kindle, and achieved a decent stab at objectivity.
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Seriously, dude, lighten up. Someone wants something different in an ereader than you do, there's no need to take it personally and go off on a multi-paragraph rant. It's like insulting someone because they don't buy Jif peanut butter.
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I will always rant at someone who finds it objectionable, to use your parable, for
me to buy Jif peanut butter. Reread my rant. I basically have a problem with the idea of claiming it is "false advertising" to say the Kindle is an "ereader" because "it cannot turn off the light and doesn't read EPUB".